Hull MACD with Force Index Backcolorswww.tradingview.com
Like many other indicators this tells the past and it will dutifully follow the future price changes whatever they will be.
This is an upgrade of the "Hull Moving Average Convergence/Divergence" low lag indicator in my scripts. Added Elder Force Index (background colors) to include effects of Volume.
When EFI goes positive the background goes green, when it slopes up (more positive than previous bar) it is darker green. Negative red and slope down darker red.
I find it useful in all time frames but I use mostly hour and day. The direction color combined with price action and macd tell whether the volume supports the price movement and the shading (darker green for increasing up volume and darker red for increasing down volume) tells of the degree of support.
Since when the EFI is positive and dropping, for example, the price can be dropping with opposite for negative.
Dark shading tells where the EFI and possibly the price is headed (at the moment).
Light shading says to check more on other indications for likely direction.
Changed also the histogram color so it stands out of background and added hlines to make relative volatility and peak height easier to see.
Anyway help yourself if any of this code is useful to you, enjoy, happy trading and Keep Smiling!
Hull
HullMA cross StrategyFrom Indicator420 by SeaSide420 HULL MOVING AVERAGE CROSS & CANDLE CROSS
Hull Moving Average (HMA) formula
Integer(SquareRoot(Period)) WMA (2 x Integer(Period/2) WMA(Price) - Period WMA(Price))
Solving the problem of lag requires an explanation with numbers rather than charts. Consider a series of 10 numbers from '0' to '9' inclusive and imagine that they are successive price points on a chart with 9 being the most recent price point at the right hand leading edge.
If we take the 10 period simple average of these numbers then, not surprisingly, we will determine the midpoint of 4.5 which significantly lags behind the most recent price point of 9. Here's the clever bit, first let's halve the period of the average to 5 and apply it to the most recent numbers of 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9, the result being the midpoint of 7.
To remove the lag we take the midpoint of 7 and add the difference between the two averages which equals 2.5 (7 - 4.5). This gives a final answer of 9.5 (7 + 2.5) which is a slight overcompensation. But this overcompensation is very handy because it offsets the lagging effect of the nested averaging.
Hence the result of combining these 2 techniques is a near perfect balance between lag reduction and curve smoothing. The HMA manages to keep up with rapid changes in price activity whilst having superior smoothing over an SMA of the same period.
The HMA employs weighted moving averages and dampens the smoothing effect (and resulting lag) by using the square root of the period instead of the actual period itself.
There are 3 HullMAs in the script, one runs on current price, and others on previous candle prices, when they cross over, is the entry signal.
The strategy also includes a candle cross condition for entry:
(if current price greater than previous candle value (Open+High+Low+Close)/4) then BUY
(if current price less than previous candle value (Open+High+Low+Close)/4) then SELL
in total 4 crossover conditions must be met to initiate a signal.
SS420FXTwo Moving_Average cross's & Daily_Candle cross
Based on Hull_MA
Developed by Alan Hull, it is an indicator, that solves the problem with making a moving average more reactive to current price activity. The Hull Moving Average almost eliminates lag and manages to improve smoothing.
The HMA manages to stick to rapid changes in price activity, as it has superior smoothing over a Simple Moving Average of the same period. The HMA employs Weighted Moving Averages (WMA) and dampens the smoothing effect. It can be calculated as follows:
HMA(n) = WMA(2*WMA(n/2) – WMA(n)), sqrt(n))
SS420FXTwo Moving_Average cross's & Daily_Candle cross
Based on Hull_MA
Developed by Alan Hull, it is an indicator, that solves the problem with making a moving average more reactive to current price activity. The Hull Moving Average almost eliminates lag and manages to improve smoothing.
The HMA manages to stick to rapid changes in price activity, as it has superior smoothing over a Simple Moving Average of the same period. The HMA employs Weighted Moving Averages (WMA) and dampens the smoothing effect. It can be calculated as follows:
HMA(n) = WMA(2*WMA(n/2) – WMA(n)), sqrt(n))
Ichimoku + Daily-Candle_X + HULL-MA_X + MacDIchimoku_cloud + Daily-Candle_cross(DT) + HuLL-MovingAverage_cross + MacD
any timeframe, all indicators settings adjustable for fine tuning to pair/timeframe
Target Point and Stop Loss settings
set SL low to reduce repaint
MultiCross v4.20Quad-HullMA-cross & VWMA & MacD & TSI combination
Version 4.20
added script for strategy settings to be already correct when strategy loads onto chart:
calc_on_order_fills= true, calc_on_every_tick=true, default_qty_type=strategy.percent_of_equity, default_qty_value=100, pyramiding=0
MultiCrossQuad-HullMA-cross & VWMA & MacD & TSI combination
Made for 4H - other timeframes unkown result.
Indicator420double hull moving average crossover
hull moving average / volume weighted moving average crossover
Red dot = SELL
Green dot = BUY
or
Longest MA color change to green = BUY
Longest MA color change to red = SELL
by SeaSide420
4MA StrategyUses 4 Ma cross...
Double Hull Moving Averages
Volume Weighted Moving Average
Weighted Moving Average
<<<<< by SeaSide420 >>>>>>
Double HullMA CrossThe Hull Moving Average (HMA), developed by Alan Hull, is an extremely fast and smooth moving average. In fact, the HMA almost eliminates lag altogether and manages to improve smoothing at the same time. The Hull Moving Average solves the dilemma of making a moving average more responsive to current price activity whilst maintaining curve smoothness. (hoping in less false signals).
indicator doubles the input value to make the second HullMA value, then marks the crossover
HullMA StrategyA Hull Moving Average strategy. I simply copied the code from mohamed982 and wrapped it in strategy code. All credits go to him not me.
Code for Cup With Handle calculations (using Pine)Cup with Handle formation calculations using Pine.
First of all, ignore all other lines in the example chart except the two FAT lines. The two fat lines are the ones that define the Cup With handle or in the example chart: a Reversed Cup With Handle.
Note: Handle does not always develop and sometimes the final target price is reached without forming any handle.
This script can calculate both Cup With Handle ( CH ) and Reversed Cup With Handle ( RCH ). Just order the input values accordingly.
For more information about Cup With Handle, use google:
www.google.se
The script need two input parameters : The highest price in the Cup formation and the lowest price in the cup formation or vice versa for the Reversed Cup formation.
Best regards,
/Hull, 2015.05.20.16:31
Hull MA x4 accbuy when bars turns from red to middle green and sale when values become middle red
do not wrok on side move